Black Split-Hem Slim Jeans and vintage -wash wide-leg jeans

• Color & Wash: A vintage-inspired light blue wash featuring heavy whiskering and sandblasted fading on the thighs, borrowed from the second pair.

• The "Power" Waist: A high-rise fit featuring the double-button closure from the black jeans, providing a more structured and cinched look.

• Elongating Seams: A prominent vertical "pin-tuck" seam runs down the front of each leg (as seen in the black pair) to create a sharp, tailored line.

• The "Franken-Hem": The most striking feature—a deep front slit (from the black pair) paired with an unfinished, frayed raw edge (from the blue pair).

• The Fit: A modern slim-straight cut that maintains the sleekness of the black denim but uses the more casual, textured fabric of the blue denim

1. The Core Items

• The Hybrid Jeans: Folded neatly, usually inside a clear frosted or high-gloss polybag (common for brands shipping from manufacturing hubs).

• Brand Tags: A cardboard "Peimeng" swing tag attached with a plastic or twine cord. It usually includes the size, model number, and a "Certificate of Quality."

• Security Tag: As seen in your first photo, there is often a white plastic security clip or an authenticity loop attached to the waistband that you'll need to snip off.

2. The "Little Extras"

• Moisture Absorber: A small "Do Not Eat" silica gel packet to keep the denim from smelling musty during transit.

• Spare Hardware: Occasionally, a tiny plastic bag containing a replacement button (especially for that double-button high-waist design).

• The Leather Patch: Already sewn onto the back, featuring that signature tan "DENIM" or brand logo.

3. The Paperwork

• Packing Slip: A printed invoice or a QR code for digital returns.

• Care Instructions: A small card explaining how to wash them (crucial for that blue vintage wash to keep the fading looking natural).